The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-02
PERSONAL.

JoHN L. SULIIvAN's hippodroming venture has
been failure. The Mayors have knocked him
out.
BY permission of the President baby in
Baltimore has been christened Grover Cleve-
land Richards.
PRESIDENT CLEvEAND denies the newspaper
story that at his reception last Friday be sad he
did not expect to live out his term.
GEN. STIMsoN, of Denver, lost a leg at Shiloh.
and has handmade one so perfect that he
likes it better than the one he didn't lose.
MISS MARY ANDERsoN's season will close next
Saturday night, and she will not act again until
she opens the Lyceum Theatre, London, next
October.
LADY RANDOLPH CHURCHILL, in a letter to a
NeN York relative. says that she hopes to be
in America with her husband for month or
two this year.
ALDANI has offered TO sing at the translation
of Rossilli's remains The offer was declined,
because Italian Catholics deem it impious that a
woman should sing in church
DIR. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES says his cor
respondence is becoming so voluminous that he
is afraid he will have to take TO using type
writer, though he doesn't want to.
CoUNT HERBERT BISMARCK, Imperial Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, who is at present visiting
Earl Rosebery IN London, has been summoned
TO return home on urgent business,
Miss MARY TILLrSeHAsT, who has Just com
pleted a wonderful memorial window for Grace
church. n. Y, was once paid $50 600 by Wander
bilt for designing an original tapestry hanging
for his house.
NJ. j. p HARTMAN an insurance man of
Woonsocket, r. l., looks so much like Mr.. Cleve-
land, both in form and feature, that more than
once he has been taken for che President of the
United States.
Col. BELo. of the Galveston Tex.) NetcS, is
from the old Moravian settlements in Western
North Carolina. established by the Germans in
the eighteenth century. He was badly wounded
in the war on the Confederate side.
Ex-C CONGRESSMAN J. RANDOLPH TUCKER, who
will deliver an address at Yale College on June
49, has chosen for his subject THE Federal Con
vention of 1881 Mr. Tucker is one of the most
learned men in the country in regard to the
constitution and its founders and his address
will be of permanent value.
GEN. GEORGE A. SHERIDAN says he got more
money for less actual service than any other
man who ever served in Congress. He was not
admitted TO his seat until about three hours he
fore the expiration, and he drew salary, mile
age, etc, amounting 10 about $4,000 In that
respect-he thinks his Congressional fame will be
immortal
BARON ALPHoNsE RoTHscHILD DISCUSSES him
self as blouse wearing artisan, and pays court
TO working girls going or returning from their
pearbof rare price who will not marry him for
his money. The other day one of them boxed
his jaws, and he had great difficulty IN escaping
the wrath of her brothers.
Hon. A. W. CAMPBELL of the Wheeling IN
teiligencer, who spoke at Conkling in the con-
ventIcn OF 1880, says: Il am not Alugwump
myself, but am familiar with the character.
stics of many of the leaders, Mr.. Curtis, Carl
Schurz, Jones OF the New York Times are all
above the imputation OF ayaricc in their action
in this particular and hence must not be
placed IN the same class with the ordinary flop
pcr.